Suspended UNIZIK Students’ leader Eyisi bags First Class Honours in UK Varsity (Video/Photos)

A one time Students Union President of Nnamdi 

Azikiwe University, Comrade Noble Eyisi who  was suspended by the University Management in 2015 has graduated form the University of Hull, UK with First Class Honours in Law with Politics.

Read detail of his suspension HERE

Ever since his ill-fated suspension, the Students’ leader who was practically loved by all and adjudged the best Union leader in the University had laid low since 2015 until few days ago when the news of his new feat emerged.

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Read This Before You Accept Your NYSC PPA

If you Read This Before You Accept Your NYSC PPA, you will really enjoy your place of primary assignment. This is a warning to all new corp members who want to have peace of mind and enjoy the next 11 Months of their NYSC service at their different Place of Primary Assignment (PPA). So many people take advantage of Corp Members to achieve the end goal of their companies. In order not to be used like slaves and cleaning rags by anybody, all in the name of serving your father land, you need to read this

Let me give you a picture of what it’s like to be a New Corper. In other words, here is something obvious and common among new corpers:

They are always too anxious to get to their NYSC PPA (Place of Primary Assignment) and get accepted so they could return home quickly. Even though they complain of staying at home during the postponement and delay of the date for the camp.

Perhaps to show their new Kaki to their parents. Or maybe to slay people around the street. Just calm down, you should Read This Before You Accept Your NYSC PPA

Nevertheless, you are not alone in that, I felt the same urge too. Just as everybody else. It’s normal. It’s not a crime.

NOTE: Most NYSC PPA is good and can be so kind. And remember you will not be the first Corper there. Am sure some are serving at present in that Same place. You can click here to read about how you can change your NYSC PPA

But please, before you accept that PPA you are being posted to, note the following:

Read This Before You Accept Your NYSC PPA

1. Don’t be Anxious

Don’t be too anxious to get or accept any PPA. There is always enough time.

Believe me, the waiting is worth it.

Don’t be too anxious and frustrated that you will jump on a marketing place where you have to be hawking and walking around to get people to buy a product or whatever. You are better than that.

Don’t be like many corp members, who in the name of frustration for a PPA quickly, accepted Pry schools and ended up being treated like Nannies, baby-sitting and cleaning the mess of kindergarten pupils.

2. Good Accommodation

I will not lie about this. Most NYSC PPA does not have conducive accommodation for all the Corp members posted under them due to facilities, too much crowd, and others. On several occasions, you will have to get accommodation for yourself. Here is a good article to help you with that. See also:  10 Tips For Renting An Apartment As A Corper

Some NYSC PPA might provide an accommodation and you might not like it for privacy or other reasons.

Do not have it in mind that Every NYSC PPA will provide you with accommodation. It’s luck sometimes.

There might be many reasons you want to look for an accommodation by yourself:

Privacy

Electricity

Network

Location

Conducive part

Environment

…name it…… and more

3. Your Free Day Must Be Allowed

You have the privilege to a day of every week, in which you are not expected to be at your PPA at all (usually your CDS day). Your PPA must be ready to give you this day fully. Not expected to work for a few hours on the same day.

It’s a work-free day for you. You Boss might push you by asking, but you have to state it that CDS days are off.

4. Local Allowance

That’s the allowance (money) the PPA will pay you at the end of every month. This should not be less than #5000, but can be more.

Let them know you don’t like to be owed also because many employers are fond of that. You don’t have to be rude about that. You just have to make your point clear. The #19,800 alone cannot be enough.

5. Work Load

Don’t let them overwork you. You are not expected to teach more than two subjects if you are in a school.

But sometimes out of compassion, you can take more if you can handle it. I took over 6 subjects during mine. I love teaching, I love those students and just have to help. But you might not be like me.

Know your limit and make it clear. Thats why this Read This Before You Accept Your NYSC PPA is important.

6. Gather Information

Gather information from the existing corpers and workers in the organization to know how the management has been dealing with their workers. By this, you will be able to tell if they will be able to keep their promises to you or not.

7. Rules and Regulations

This might apply to every PPA, however, some NYSC PPA does have some rules that you might not be able to abide with. This is common among Mission schools and some organizations.

There are some places they will tell you that’s you can’t wear this, you can’t do this, a male should not come to visit, this, that’s and bla bla bla….

Some organization will tell you to put on tight clothes, mini skirts to promote their product and bring customers. If it’s okay by you, tell them and if otherwise, tell them to reject you.

So you might need to ask existing corpers stylishly if they have any funny rules here.

They will issue you an acceptance latter after all agreement. And you will take the letter to your ZI.

Then you can now go home and come back after the stipulated day.

Do not be too anxious, this is where you will spend the rest of your 11 months. You are not meant to endure, you are meant to enjoy.

Corpers Forum cares about your service year, we Care about you. And you are too important not to enjoy this 11 months.

COZA: Ese Walter Speaks Again, Reveals What Really Happen Between Her And Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo

COZA: Ese Walter Speaks Again, Reveals What Really Happen Between Her And Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo

Ese Walter has shut down reports on social media that she was raped by the Senior Pastor of COZA, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo.

Ese in 2013 accused Fatoyinbo of trying to manipulate her into having a sexual affair with him while she was a member of his church.

In the wake of Busola Dakolo’s claim of Fatoyinbo [email protected] her when she was 17, many Nigerians on social media suggested that Ese was also [email protected]by Fatoyinbo.

In a post she shared on Facebook, Ese clarified that she has never been raped.

See her post below;

Best Guide To Locate Any NYSC Orientation Camp In Nigeria

This Best Guide To Locate Any NYSC Orientation Camp In Nigeria is one of the most helpful resources that all NYSC prospective Corp members must not miss. 

This article below is going to give you all the best directional guide to locate any NYSC Orientation camps in Nigeria easily.

No matter who you are or where you are coming from, this guide below will get you to your state of deployment Orientation camp easily.

Best Guide To Locate Any NYSC Orientation Camp In Nigeria

If you have been looking for how to get to any camp or how to locate your NYSC camp, find your state below and get the gist.

ABIA: On your way to Umuahia, come down at Bus stop gate in Umuahia, You’ll see a straight bus to camp from the bus stop.

ANAMBRA: Coming from Onitsha, go to upper iweka and enter a bus going to Awka, as soon as you’d enter the bus, don’t forget to remind the driver or conductor that you’ll be stopping at the NYSC orientation camp in Umunya. When you’d get to Umunya, look for a bike man that’ll take you into the camp. The distance from Onitsha to Umunya is from 20 to 40 minutes and the total price might range from 300 to 500.

Coming from Awka, go to unizik junction and enter a bus going to Onitsha, as soon as you’d enter the bus, don’t forget to remind the driver or conductor that you’ll be stopping at the NYSC orientation camp in Umunya. When you’d get to Umunya, look for a bike man that’ll take you into the camp. The distance from Awka to Umunya is from 20 to 30 minutes and the total price might range from 300 to 400.

KANO: On your way to Kano state, tell the driver to drop you at Unguwa uku. When he stops, you’ll see buses waiting to drop people at Karaye camp at the rate of 500 to 700 naira, but if the driver didn’t stop you at Unguwa uku, then stop at the final bus stop, Sabon-gari park at new road and board a Keke to Bata for 50 to 70 naira, from there, find a bus to Kabuga park, when you’d get to Kabuga park, board a bus to Karaye camp.

JIGAWA: From Kano, take a bus going to Dutse, tell the driver that you’ll stop at the NYSC orientation camp in Fanisau, the journey will last for about 1 hour 30 minutes. The camp is located opposite an Army barrack.

BAUCHI: From the last bus stop in Bauchi, take a taxi to Muda Lawal park, then take another bus going to Wailo from the park. The NYSC orientation camp is located in Wailo.

RIVERS: When you’d get to Port harcourt, stop at Eleme junction, and ask for directions where Nonwa or Gokana buses are loading, and board a bus to the orientation camp. Make sure you’d tell the driver that you’re going to the camp, the NYSC orientation camp is along the road. The journey is about 20-30 minutes.

OYO: When you’d get to Ibadan, stop at Iwo road. From Iwo road, take a taxi of 150 to 200 naira going to Ojoo and tell them to drop you at Iseyin park. From Iseyin park, take a bus going to the orientation camp for up to 800 to 1,000 naira and be prepared for more that 2 hours journey.

DELTA: For those coming to Delta from Lagos and the whole of South West or Benin, enter Asaba bus or Onitsha bus and tell the driver to drop you at Issele-Uku junction. When you’d get to the junction, cross the express and take a bike straight to the orientation camp, which will range from 70 – 100 hinaira. For those coming from Enugu and the whole of South east, enter Onitsha bus and stop at upper Iweka, from upper Iweka, enter Asaba bus from 150 to 200 naira and drop at Koko junction which is the last bus stop and from there you’ll see Issele-uku bus.

Enter the bus and drop at Issele-Uku junction. When you’d get to the junction, cross the express and take a bike straight to the orientation camp, which will range from 70 – 100 naira. The journey to Issele-uku from Asaba is about 25 to 35 minutes.

ADAMAWA: From Yola, take a taxi to Vinikilang. From Vinikilang, you’ll get a Keke straight to the camp. You can also take a drop that will carry only you or with your friends straight to the camp from whichever park you are arriving from. The price for a drop will range from 300 to 400 naira.

KATSINA: From Kano, board a bus going to Katsina, from the park in Katsina, you’ll get a bike straight to the camp, located at Mani road.

  

NASARAWA: From Abuja, board a bus and stop at Mararaba, and take about 200 naira bus to Keffi and tell the driver to stop you at the NYSC orientation camp.

CROSS RIVER: From Lagos and South west states, stop at Calabar and take a straight bus to Obubra and tell them to stop you at Obubra junction, and enter a bike of 150 to 200 straight to the NYSC orientation camp. From Abuja, enter a Calabar bus and tell the driver that you’ll be coming down at Obubra junction, at Obubra junction, enter a bike of 150 to 200 straight to the NYSC orientation camp.

From Onitsha, stop at upper Iweka and enter IKOM motor, tell the driver that you’ll be coming down at Obubra junction, at Obubra junction, enter a bike of 150 to 200 straight to the NYSC orientation camp.

SOKOTO: From the park in Sokoto city, get a bike man and tell him to take you to Wamakko. It will cost you from 150 to 250 naira, the camp is located at the left side of the road.

KADUNA: From the Kaduna city, enter a bus going to Chikun local government, tell the driver that you’re going to the NYSC orientation camp. The camp is located at the Kaduna/Abuja expressway and costs 150 to 200 naira from the city.

KOGI: From anywhere in Kogi state, board a bus going to Kabba, stop at the last bus stop and board a bike to the NYSC orientation camp.

OSUN: From Osogbo, enter a bus going to Ede, as soon as they stop you, look for a bike that’ll take you straight to the NYSC orientation camp for the rate of 100 to 150 naira. From Lagos, Ibadan, Kogi, Abeokuta or Abuja, look for a bus going to Osun state, immediately you get to Ife or Ilesha, tell the driver that you’ll stop at Gbogan, from Gbogan, you will take a direct bus to the camp which is very close.

ABUJA/FCT: Stop at Jabi park, take a taxi or Keke to Wuse market and board a bus going to Kubwa village. The last bus stop is at Kubwa market, from the Kubwa market, the NYSC orientation camp is just a walking distance or you could just board a bike to the camp.

LAGOS: From Ikeja, take a bus to Iyana Ipaja, when you’d get to Iyana Ipaja, take a bus to Agege or Iyapaja and tell the driver to stop you at the NYSC orientation camp. From Ojota, take a bus to Oshodi, from Oshodi, take a bus to Iyana Ipaja and stop at their last bus stop which is under bridge, take the road on the right where you were stopped and walk down straight or ask people around the bus stop where the nysc camp is located and they will direct you appropriately. 

From Oyingbo, take a bus going to costain, when you’d get to costain, take a bus to Ojuelegba, from Ojuelegba, take a bus going to Oshodi, from Oshodi, take a bus to Iyana Ipaja and stop at their last bus stop which is under bridge, take the road on the right where you were stopped and walk down straight or ask people around the bus stop where the NYSC orientation camp is located and they will direct you appropriately.

OGUN: From Lagos, take a direct bus to Sagamu, when the bus stops, enter a bike straight to the orientation camp. From Abeokuta, take a bus to Sagamu, when the bus stops, enter a bike straight to the orientation camp. From Abeokuta to Sagamu is close to an hour.

IMO: Coming from Owerri, take a bus from Ama JK to Nkwerre. Make sure that you’d tell the driver that you’re going to the NYSC camp in Eziama Obaire Nkwerre, stop at Nkume junction and take a bike to the camp. The distance from Owerri to the camp is like 40 minutes to 1 hour and the bus charge will be ranging from 300 to 500.

ENUGU: Coming from any part of Nigeria please proceed to Enugu City. When you get to Enugu City, locate Holy Ghost Park, ask for vehicles going to Awgu and board one of them straight to the camp. Coming from South, for eg. Port Harcourt-Calabar Axis. You don’t have to get to Enugu City, just board a bus heading to Enugu, inform the driver that you will be stopping at Awgu NYSC Camp. Remind him again, once you have passed Okigwe. 

Coming by air, board an airplane to the Enugu Airport. From the terminal, hire a cab straight to the camp or you can get to Holy Ghost Park and board a vehicle straight to the NYSC Camp. A second option by air, is the Owerri Airport, from Owerri, proceed by road to Okigwe, from Okigwe you will easily get a cab to the Awgu NYSC camp.

BORNO: Coming from Kano, tell the drivers that you’re going to Gumel in Jigawa state, they’ll direct you to a place that you’ll get a taxi. The taxi will take you to a place that you’ll get a straight bus to the College of Education, Gumel, where the temporary orientation camp is located.

YOBE: From Kano, get a direct bus going to Yobe. The camp is located at Potiskum. From Lagos, take a direct bus to Potiskum. From Onitsha, take a direct bus to Potiskum.

GOMBE: From Gombe park, enter a straight bus to the camp. The orientation camp is located at Science Technical college, Amanda, km 21, Gombe-Bauchi Highway-near International Airport Gombe.

AKWA IBOM: From AKTC park in Uyo, you might see a direct bus to camp, but if you didn’t see, there’s another way to get to camp without problems. Take a Keke to a place called Plaza, walk down to Oron road and ask where they board Nsit Atai buses.

KWARA: From Ilorin, take a bike to Maraba, that’s where you’ll get bus going to Yikpata camp. The bus will stop you at the camp entrance.

BAYELSA: Get a bus going to Yenagoa and tell the driver to stop you at Mbiama (just before they enter Bayelsa), at Mbiama you will see cabs going to Kaiama, join one and tell them you will stop at Kaiama park. From Kaiama park, take a direct bike to camp.

EDO: From Benin, take a bus to Okada. From Okada, you’ll see a cab or bike that’ll take you straight to the orientation camp.

TARABA: The NYSC orientation camp in Taraba is located at Sibre Airport Road, Jalingo. On your way to Jalingo, you’ll be dropped in the gate of the NYSC camp, because it’s located at the express.

ZAMFARA: From Kaduna, stop at Kawo park, get a bike or taxi to NDA junction where Zamfara park is located and get a bus to Zamfara, the camp is along the road at Tsafe LGA.

BENUE: From Makurdi last bus stop, cross to the other side and directly in front of Winners Chapel church, there are cars going to Gboko, from Gboko, you’ll drop at the NYSC camp just after police college by the road side.

PLATEAU: From Jos, take a straight bus to Mangu where the orientation camp is located, at the rate of 500 naira. The journey will take 45 minutes to 1 hour.

EBONYI: From Abakaliki, enter a bus to Afikpo Macgregor camp. Stop at the junction and take a straight bike to the camp.

KEBBI: From Mando park in Kaduna, get a vehicle going to Yauri/Kontagora, drop at Yauri. From Yauri, get a vehicle going to Koko. After dropping at Koko, get a straight cab to the orientation camp located at Dakingari. From Ibadan, get a vehicle going to Kontagora, Niger state, drop at Kontagora and get a vehicle going to Koko. After dropping at Koko junction, get a straight cab to the orientation camp located at Dakingari.

NIGER: From Minna, take a bike to Mobil filling station and take a bus straight to Paiko where the orientation camp is located.

EKITI: From Ado-Ekiti, get a straight bus to the NYSC orientation camp located at Ise-Emure Ekiti. The price for the bus will be around 300 naira.

ONDO: From Akure, take a taxi to Benin garage, you’ll see a vehicle going to Ikare. From the last bus stop, take a bike straight to the orientation camp.

Now you know how to get to any Orientation camp even if you have never been to the state before. Have a nice trip and have fun in camp.

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Today is the birthday of Bob-Manuel Udokwu (Born April 18)

CELEBRITY BIRTHDAY: Happy birthday to Nollywood Pioneer and Veteran Actor – Bob-Manuel Udokwu as he adds one year to his celebrated life today. He is a native of Ogidi in Anambra state and a graduate of Theatre Arts from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

Happy birthday to Bob-Manuel Udokwu!

Bob-Manuel Udokwu is no doubt one of the pioneers of Nollywood. He came into limelight after featuring in the first Nollywood movie – Living in Bondage in 1991. He also featured in a popular TV series – Checkmate in 1993.

This talented actor has won many awards for his achievements in the industry. He has featured in over 80 movies and of his interesting movies include – Living in bondage, The key for happiness, Games women play, Mothering Sunday, Tears in marriage and many others.

He was once an achor of the popular reality show – Gulder Ultimate Search and he is one of the actors who joined politics. He is happily married to his lovely wife Casandra and they are blessed with 2 children.

Bob-Manuel and his Wife Cassandra

Join us at Destinychy blogspot/Destiny fast and quick data tech services to wish Veteran Actor, Bob-Manuel Udokwu a very happy birthday! 

#CorpersNotSlave: The Plight, Unjust And Unfair Treatment Of NYSC Members

There should be dignity in labour and dignity of labour. Corps members shouldn’t have to suffer serving their country. Sadly, the silence of some candidates and stakeholders on how corps members were treated seems pathetic. It shows that they've only been concerned about their chances of winning the election.

The youth in any nation represent the future of that nation because they play a very vital and crucial role in the development of their nation in all ramifications and have always been the major key actor to any of the activities in the country. 

Few days ago, Corps members across the nation were stranded in an horrifying and terrific state. The lamentation and complaints by corps members in various RACs across the nation over the very poor and shoddy welfare condition underscores the inhumane treatment, highly egregious preparations and pathetic welfare conditions for corps members in Nigeria especially during elections.

Sadly, various RACs were looking like displaced settlements with no adequate shelter, poor security, no water and other basics. Many took a lot of risk, journeying through the cold night, sleeping in the classrooms, on bare floors, many fought the 'mosquitoes infestation' war. Corps members displayed 'patriotism' on their own part to carry out the assignment with all sense of diligence while INEC reciprocated by treating corps members as "slaves". 

Few weeks ago, the management of INEC in collaboration with NYSC repeatedly assured that the welfare of corps members had been adequately factored into the welfare and security arrangement for administering the 2019 elections but the ridiculous situation and heart-rending images which was widely seen few days ago scornfully depicted the faux pas, unreadiness of the commission and the unfair treatment melted out to corps members. 

Just like the case of corps members, a lot has been said about the appalling state of welfarism of Nigerian workers in general. Rather than improve or get better, the situation seems to be getting worse. The dignity for which corps members are known for in various communities has been eroded and the Nigerian authorities seems to be uninterested.

Using the employer-employee analogy as an example to illustrate the whole scenario, it should be of note that treating employees fairly in the workplace is not just a moral responsibility, it is highly necessary to ensure maximum company growth. So therefore, when an employee is treated 'unfairly', it results in decreased employee 'morale'. Low morale results in decreased employee 'productivity'. 

While the paid 19,800 monthly allowance of a pittance still remains a conundrum, the invaluable services that corps members provide to the country is such that the government cannot truly afford to pay for it. Nigerians are left to wonder if the government has any iota of care left for the plight of the corps members scattered across the country serving the nation under the sun and in the rain as instructed and mandated. 

There should be dignity in labour and dignity of labour. Corps members shouldn’t have to suffer serving their country. Sadly, the silence of some candidates and stakeholders on how corps members were treated seems pathetic. It shows that they've only been concerned about their chances of winning the election. 

Apart from working in inclement environments, corps members actually deserve a raise in the elections stipends to meet their basic needs and complement their various efforts. As a kind advice, the NYSC should stop allowing corps members to be used as adhoc staff if there is 'zero' or no provision for their welfare and accommodation.

Meanwhile, the Director General of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and the Corps Welfare and Inspectorate Department in charge of INEC as a matter of urgency should consider a review of the Memorandum of Understanding the scheme signed with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on the participation of corps members in the electoral process.

Despite the over N140 billion budget by Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) for the 2019 elections, INEC had 4 years to plan for this election, yet the reality has dawned on them, it is crystal clear that the commission has displayed incompetence on its own part to ensure proper logistics and welfare are put in place.

Corps members have shown determination to serve their fatherland, they've have collectively resolved to conduct free, fair and credible polls hence INEC and other concerned agencies must commensurate their efforts with good welfarism, this can help in boosting the morale of corps members in the discharge of their duties. 

It's highly imperative to stress that 'Corps members are not slaves' - the concerned and respective agencies must as a matter of urgency before the 2019 rescheduled General and the state elections respectively re-modify a reasonable welfare package to restore confidence and erase the grimaces on the faces of corps members.

We need to learn from yesterday and live with hope for a better tomorrow - the current situation shows that INEC has tactically wasted another opportunity to showcase its readiness for a system which guarantees hitch-free elections in Nigeria especially with respect to inadequate preparation, delay in deployment of equipments, poor staff welfare and poor mobilisation of logistics.

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NYSC WhatsApp Groups For All States

Nysc group chats

PCMs below are the whatsapp group chats. 

You are expected to join the states which you chose during your NYSC online registration.

NIGER STATE

YOBE STATE


TARABA STATE


NASARAWA STATE


KWARA STATE


KASTINA STATE


GOMBE STATE


CROSS RIVER STATE


BENUE STATE


BAYELSA STATE


BAUCHI STATE


AKWA IBOM STATE


ADAMAWA STATE


EBONYI STATE


OYO STATE


OSUN STATE


ANAMBRA STATE


JIGAWA STATE


RIVERS STATE


PLATEAU STATE


IMO STATE


EKITI STATE


BORNU STATE


KANO STATE


KEBBI STATE


KADUNA STATE


SOKOTO STATE


ENUGU STATE


DELTA STATE


KOGI STATE


LAGOS STATE


OGUN STATE


ONDO STATE


ABIA STATE


EDO STATE


FCT ABUJA

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